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Your second point is pretty disingenuous. Of course you have to walk across the entire store to get a quart of oil and a bag of chips. It's literally impossible
by pythonaut_16 7y ago
Your second point is pretty disingenuous. Of course you have to walk across the entire store to get a quart of oil and a bag of chips. It's literally impossible to carry a variety of items in inventory without some items, mostly unrelated, being located far apart.
- oblib 7y agoNo, it's a valid observation. The new "Super Wal-Mart" is huge and has a ton of stuff I don't buy very often. We still have the original store in town, and many folks here prefer it. My wife and most her friends are among them, and I've given the reasons why here but change the products to what I buy. One of their most common complaints is they have to walk all the way to the back of the store to get a gallon of milk. That is one of the reasons those small "Dollar Stores" are being built everywhere around us. We have one now that's just a couple miles away and that's meant a lot less trips to town to the Wal-Marts for all of us. They also have real live cashiers working there.